GIS jobs and more: What can you do with a Geography or Geology degree?
<p>You might be surprised at the range of geography jobs available today. Here’s just a sample, including geoscience careers UW-Whitewater students found after graduation:</p>
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<li>Engineering technician</li>
<li>Cartographer/real estate specialist</li>
<li>Field systems operator</li>
<li>Geospatial analyst</li>
<li>A range of GIS job titles:
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<li>GIS analyst</li>
<li>GIS asset management coordinator</li>
<li>GIS planning technician</li>
<li>GIS programmer</li>
<li>GIS specialist</li>
<li>GIS technician</li>
</ul>
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<li>Groundwater field technician</li>
<li>Industrial radiography testing technician</li>
<li>Intelligence analyst</li>
<li>Neighborhood fishing coordinator</li>
<li>Park ranger</li>
<li>Water resources specialist</li>
<li>Watershed project coordinator</li>
</ul>
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<p>Our graduates have found work at companies such as:</p>
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<li>City of Madison</li>
<li>City of Peoria</li>
<li>Continental Mapping Consultants</li>
<li>Data Dimensions</li>
<li>Florida Department of Transportation</li>
<li>Garmin</li>
<li>Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage</li>
<li>Nicor Gas</li>
<li>Roadview</li>
<li>Ruekert & Mielke Civil Engineering</li>
<li>UDC (formerly Utility Data Contractors)</li>
<li>U.S. National Park Service</li>
<li>Wilcox Environmental Engineering</li>
<li>Wind Lake Solutions</li>
<li>Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources</li>
<li>Wisconsin Department of Transportation</li>
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